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I wish my browser would remember zoom settings for different sites.
I wish my browser would remember zoom settings for different sites.
Looks exactly the same size.
That’s pretty handy to know.
But I kinda like the way Alexandrite looks, I just wish it was more compact.
What I really want is a design that shows me twice as many posts at a time, there’s too much wasted space.
And like I said, until a non-chromium browser adds tab stacking, I’m stuck with Vivaldi.
This isn’t rocket science.
Or just use Vivaldi until they do.
All you need to do is look at all the 1-star reviews to see it doesn’t function like Vivaldi stacking.
I’ll switch to Firefox when they introduce tab stacking. Until then, I’m stuck with Vivaldi.
Kind of a worthless link to begin with, then.
404 not found.
Authenticator apps. Everything else is replaceable.
Yet incredibly clean compared to your average home screen.
Who said there’s something wrong using a browser?
Your first post is a complaint about things being boring.
Maybe try engaging a bit.
Wasn’t directed at you but all the doomsayers in the thread.
It’s a necessary feature, so tough shit I guess.
You only need one check. Eg. if the user is about to comment on a beehaw.org post, check if beehaw.org is federated.
They literally said they wanted to create a safe space for themselves. Just let them.
I get your point, but the irony is palpable.
Vivaldi.